Piles won't affect your baby, though having them may be annoying for you. Piles aren't usually painful, unless the blood vessels slip outside your body and become constricted (strangulated) and swollen. Strangulated piles can be very painful , but they are rare in pregnancy.

Is normal delivery possible with piles?

Hemorrhoids may simply feel itchy, but they also can be painful. In some cases, particularly following a bowel movement, they can cause rectal bleeding. If you had hemorrhoids before you were pregnant, there's a good chance they'll come back post-delivery.

Is there any problem in pregnancy due to piles?

Piles, also known as haemorrhoids, are swellings containing enlarged blood vessels inside or around your bottom (the rectum and anus). Anyone can get piles – they don't just happen in pregnancy. When you're pregnant, piles can occur because hormones make your veins relax.